英：['ʃedju:ld]
美：['skedʒəld]
scheduled如何读
scheduled是什么意思
adj.
规定价格的
预定的
排定的
严格按时间表生活的
vt.
将…列入计划（或时间）表
scheduled词根
词根：schedule
n.schedule 时间表；计划表；一览表
scheduling 时序安排，行程安排
scheduler 调度程序；制表人，计划员；程序机
v.scheduling 把…列入计划；为…制定时间表（schedule的现在分词）
vt.schedule 安排，计划；编制目录；将……列入计划表
scheduled英英释义
noun
programespecially: a procedural plan that indicates the time and sequence of each operation
finished on schedule
a written or printed list, catalog, or inventoryalso: timetable sense 1
a body of items to be dealt with : agenda
a statement of supplementary details appended to a legal or legislative document
obsolete a written document
often capitalized a governmental list of drugs all subject to the same legal restrictions and controls—usually used with a Roman numeral I to V indicating decreasing potential for abuse or addiction
verb
transitive verb
to appoint, assign, or designate for a fixed time
to place in a schedule
to make a schedule of
scheduled词组
as scheduled如期；按照预定时间
scheduled time (sched)预计时间
scheduled time (SCHED)预计时间
scheduled flight班机；定期航班
scheduled maintenance预定维修；计划维修
scheduled date指定日期
scheduled_计算机行业词汇
【修】预定，安排，计划
scheduled词源英文解释
Noun Middle English, from Medieval Latin scedula slip, page, charter, from Late Latin schedula slip of paper, diminutive of Latin *scheda strip of papyrus, probably back-formation from Latin schedium impromptu speech, from Greek schedion, from neuter of schedios casual; akin to Greek schedon near at hand, echein to seize, have
The first known use of schedule was in the 14th century
scheduled儿童词典英英释义
scheme1 of 2noun
a pictorial sketch or outline
a brief statement in an outline, table, or list
a plan or program of actionespecially: a sly or secret one a scheme to seize control of the territory
a new scheme for better insurance coverage
a regular or organized design, arrangement, or pattern your whole scheme of life
the color scheme of a room
scheme2 of 2verb
to form a scheme for
to form plansespecially: to engage in a plot
scheme1 of 2noun
a pictorial sketch or outline
a brief statement in an outline, table, or list
a plan or program of actionespecially: a sly or secret one a scheme to seize control of the territory
a new scheme for better insurance coverage
a regular or organized design, arrangement, or pattern your whole scheme of life
the color scheme of a room
scheme2 of 2verb
to form a scheme for
to form plansespecially: to engage in a plot
schematizeverb
to form or form into a scheme or regular arrangement
schematizeverb
to form or form into a scheme or regular arrangement
schematicadjective
of, relating to, or forming a scheme, plan, or diagram : diagrammatic
schematicadjective
of, relating to, or forming a scheme, plan, or diagram : diagrammatic
schedule1 of 2noun
a written or printed list or catalog
a schedule of social events
timetable a schedule for completion of the school
a plane schedule
program entry 1 sense 3, agenda
my schedule for tomorrow
schedule2 of 2verb
to place in a schedule
schedule a meeting
to make a schedule of
scheduled my income and debts
schedule1 of 2noun
a written or printed list or catalog
a schedule of social events
timetable a schedule for completion of the school
a plane schedule
program entry 1 sense 3, agenda
my schedule for tomorrow
schedule2 of 2verb
to place in a schedule
schedule a meeting
to make a schedule of
scheduled my income and debts
schedule1 of 2noun
a written or printed list or catalog
a schedule of social events
timetable a schedule for completion of the school
a plane schedule
program entry 1 sense 3, agenda
my schedule for tomorrow
schedule2 of 2verb
to place in a schedule
schedule a meeting
to make a schedule of
scheduled my income and debts
scheduled 例句
1 The transport convoy was scheduled for noon, so we made our way into the trees.
2 Originally Randall had been scheduled to come to the meeting on macromolecules and give a paper about the work going on in his new biophysics lab.
3 This afternoon we have an important witness scheduled.
4 The prom must have been scheduled for the Saturday Papi didn’t come home.
5 A projects committee saw that work was completed as scheduled.
6 Demonizing irresponsible mothers had become a media craze by the time Marsha's trial was scheduled.
7 But it was not at his accustomed time, for he was not scheduled to be with us for another few days.
8 Some, unable to book space on scheduled flights, had chartered planes.
9 Exhibit was promptly disqualified, and the stewards scheduled a meeting to determine if Pollard would have to serve a suspension for the incident.
10 Everybody was talking about the upcoming protest, which was scheduled to start at five thirty.
11 The game is scheduled for Saturday.
比赛定于星期六举行.
12 We were scheduled to start at 9 A.M.
13 At that point we knew when Mr. Terupt’s surgery had been scheduled, and Mrs. Williams realized our entire class planned to be there.
14 We had just had a club meeting the week before, and we had another one scheduled for the afternoon of Sunday, September 15.
15 There are a dozen small tables with chairs inside for visiting family who come on visitation days, typically scheduled two or three times a month.
16 I was scheduled to fly back to Miami in ten days.
17 I rose just after first light the morning she was scheduled to leave.
18 The meetings were usually scheduled by the government, but sometimes I would request a session.
19 Back home in Maplewood, I dove back in to my regularly scheduled program.
20 A test was scheduled for the following day, Saturday.
scheduled 同义词
scheduled 短语相关
ahead of schedule
behind/off schedule
behind schedule
go according to schedule
on schedule
pre-schedule
run behind schedule
tight schedule
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